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The 10 Types Of Sorority Intramural Players

It's all fun and games until someone monograms their cleats.

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The 10 Types Of Sorority Intramural Players

There will always be those naturally athletic girls who dominate in all things sporty and those of us who are not quite as skilled. When it comes to sorority intramurals, we enter a whole different ball park (pun intended). I've come up with a few of the types you may encounter in your time as a sorority girl.  


1. The IM Chair
You're tired of reading emailed excuses for girls missing practice because they are "meeting with their Orgo study groups," as if this is a thing. You also try your best to not roll your eyes when one of your sisters scores on the wrong goal. Twice.


2. The Benchwarmer
You've signed up for every sport thus far in your career as a sorority girl but, let's face it, you're clumsy. No matter how hard you try, you're still the worst one out there. Be patient, your five minutes of fame will come eventually. Okay, maybe two minutes.


3. The Flirt
Let's be honest; you're only there because the coaches are cute fraternity guys. You may or may not have the worlds biggest crush on one of them in particular and you were the first to sign up when you heard he would be at every practice and game. Which sport is this again? 


4. The New Girl
You're eager to get involved and get to know people but you're a little on the shy side. This can become a problem when girls want to call for the ball but can't remember your name. Ooh, awkward.


5. The Monogrammer
You are the definition of a sorority girl. You've documented each soccer practice and game carefully into your monogrammed Lilly planner. You can be seen on the field sporting pink socks and maybe even a matching pink bow if you're feeling extra "srat."  You're thankful for every penalty call and water break because it gives you an excuse to fix your hair. Look good, play good. Right?


6. The Hulk
You're sweet as sugar around the sorority house but no one is prepared for the tornado of fury you bring out to the field. It does not phase you that your sisters have to remind you every five minutes that it is flag football, not tackle.


7. Superwoman
You do everything. You're on council, you're the philanthropy chair of another organization, you lead bible study, you're a Morale Captain and the list goes on. How you even have an hour or two out of your week to show up to play soccer is beyond your sisters' comprehension. Not to mention you scored twice last game. Is there anything you can't do?


8. The Cheerleader
You're not actually playing but you don't fail to show up to every IM game to cheer on your sisters. You even sometimes bake cookies for after the game. Your sisters appreciate you even when you accidentally cheer when the other team scores. Oops.


9. The Player With #NoFilter
You're not afraid to speak up when the referee makes a bad call or when your best friend drops the ball for the fifth time this game. Sure, you might will offend some people in the process, but your less confrontational sisters will often be grateful for you, whether they want to admit it or not.


10. The All Star
You're the girl every athletically challenged sister wants to be. You have the top scoring average, batting average... you name it. Intramurals is where you shine and you know it.  You go girl.

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